THE U.S. AIR FORCE’S FLYOVER PROGRAM, CALLED OPERATION AMERICAN RESOLVE, WILL FLY F-16’S FROM THE 148TH FIGHTER WING OVER LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER IN ROSEAU TOMORROW BETWEEN 11 A.M. AND 1 P.M.
THE PURPOSE IS DEMONSTRATING THE AIR FORCE AND AIR NATIONAL GUARD’S READINESS DURING THE COVID RESPONSE, AND TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR ESSENTIAL EMPLOYEES ON THE FRONTLINES OF THE CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE.
THE WEDNESDAY ROUTE INCLUDES NORTHERN MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN AND PARTS OF MICHIGAN’S UPPER PENINSULA.
THE ROOSEVELT FLEA MARKET HAS BEEN CANCELLED FOR THIS YEAR, DUE TO THE PANDEMIC.
THAT FLEA MARKET WOULD HAVE BEEN JULY 3RD AND 4TH.
ROSEAU YOUTH BASEBALL IS ON HOLD DUE TO THE COVID CRISIS.
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL IN MINNESOTA IS CANCELLED FOR THE SUMMER, BUT TRACEY WENSLOFF SAYS THEY’RE STILL WAITING ON WORD ABOUT BABE RUTH AND CAL RIPKEN BASEBALL.
THE GREENBUSH-MIDDLE RIVER SCHOOL HAD PLANNED A SOCIALLY DISTANCED INDOOR GRADUATION CEREMONY, BUT THAT PLAN IS OFF PER GOVERNOR WALZ’S ORDER LATE LAST WEEK. G-MR SUPERINTENDENT LARRY GUGGISBERG SAYS THEY’RE NOW LOOKING AT A “ZOOM” GRADUATION CEREMONY.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL HAD PLANNED AN OUTDOOR CEREMONY AT HALVORSON FOOTBALL FIELD; THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TOMORROW IN A WORK SESSION TO DISCUSS OPTIONS.
THE 2020 NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR HAS BEEN CANCELLED, DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
22 YEAR OLD TEGAN KAKO OF MENAHGA WAS TAKEN TO A FOSSTON HOSPITAL WITH NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES AFTER A ROLLOVER CRASH ON HIGHWAY TWO NEAR McINTOSH LAST NIGHT AT ABOUT 8:30.
A VEHICLE DRIVEN BY 41 YEAR OLD JOSHUA SHEAR OF McINTOSH APPARENTLY CROSSED THE HIGHWAY AND WAS STRUCK BY THE SEMI DRIVEN BY KAKO.
THE ROLLOVER CAUSED THE SEMI TO SPILL IT’S LOAD AND BLOCK TWO LANES OF TRAFFIC.
THE RED RIVER FARM NETWORK REPORTS CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY MOVED AN ALLTIME RECORD TWO-POINT-EIGHT MILLION TONS OF GRAIN IN APRIL.
THE NORTHWEST REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION HOLDS A PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 2ND ON IT’S 2021 BUDGET, AT THE N.W.R.D.C. OFFICE IN WARREN.
ROSEAU SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTERS CAST IN-PERSON BALLOTS TODAY AT THE ROSEAU CITY CENTER ON A BOND REFERENDUM.
MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED ABSENTEE BALLOTS HAVE ALREADY BEEN CAST.
LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER IN ROSEAU HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE STATE FOR A REHABILITATION PROJECT AND ADDITION TO THE ROSEAU MANOR NURSING HOME.
THAT ROSEAU MANOR PROJECT STARTS NEXT SPRING.
ROSEAU COURT ADMINISTRATOR PAM SHAW SAYS SHE DOESN’T EXPECT IN PERSON COURT HEARINGS UNTIL JUNE FIRST, AT THE EARLIEST.
THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL, LAST WEEK, HEARD THAT APRIL WAS ANOTHER STRONG MONTH AT THE MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE.
MANAGER LINDA ROSEBOROUGH SAID THEY’RE “STILL BUSY DESPITE REDUCED HOURS”.
SOME MINNESOTA NURSES WERE PART OF A RECENT ONLINE FORUM WHERE THEY SHARED THEIR FEARS AND ANXIETIES DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC.
SARI SANCHEZ IS A REGISTERED NURSE AT PARK NICOLLET HOSPITAL IN MINNEAPOLIS.
MENTAL HEALTH MINNESOTA HOSTED THE FORUM.
A MINNESOTA TWINS YOUTH BASEBALL CLINIC, SCHEDULED JUNE 5TH AT TONY STUKEL FIELD IN WARROAD, REMAINS ON.
THOSE BASEBALL CLINICS FOR KIDS WERE STARTED IN 1961 BY TWINS SCOUT ANGELO GIULIANI; MORE THAN 800 THOUSAND YOUTH HAVE PARTICIPATED IN ONE OF THOSE CLINICS OVER THE PAST SIXTY YEARS.
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